Ben Cottier

Results 11 issues of Ben Cottier

MWE: ```julia julia> using AWSS3, FilePathsBase julia> dir = p"s3://some/dir/"; julia> relpath(dir, dir) ERROR: ArgumentError: . cannot be parsed as S3Path{Nothing} Stacktrace: [1] #parse#6 @ ~/.julia/packages/FilePathsBase/qgXdE/src/path.jl:79 [inlined] [2] parse @...

## description If the `out_path` argument to `weave` contains a `"."` character in the last segment, e.g. `"/path/1.2"` then the file ends up being saved to e.g. `"/path/1.html"`. I don't...

bug

## description Using `weave` with `doctype=md2html` and leaving `fig_path` unspecified results in a temp dir (the kind made by `mktempdir`) left in the `out_path`. My guess is this [code](https://github.com/JunoLab/Weave.jl/blob/381de22c7d4076fc210147f552c6e4132f6c805c/src/run.jl#L27-L28) is...

bug

I have a Julia package with a function that runs `nbconvert` - it's actually using [`Weave.notebook`](http://weavejl.mpastell.com/stable/notebooks/#Output-to-Jupyter-notebooks) but I've since found a MWE. I want to test the function that runs...

The struct name declared for a `@userplot` is not constrained AFAIK, so it can clash with the function name that is generated as a result. MWE: ```julia julia> using RecipesBase...

I want to slice a 3D array into matrices, multiply each matrix by another matrix, and then cat the result back into a 3D array. The reason to do it...

I would like `KeyedArray`s to play nice as parameters of `Distribution`s. This already works in most cases, but there are problems with [PDMats](https://github.com/JuliaStats/PDMats.jl). There is a [full interface](https://github.com/JuliaStats/PDMats.jl#define-customized-subtypes) to define...

It seems that Julia 1.6 does not build the package automatically. Is this a bug? Julia 1.6: ```julia julia> using TimeZones julia> tz"America/New_York" ERROR: LoadError: ArgumentError: Unable to find time...

Closes #89 by adding an optional kwarg `corrected` which is passed to the `std` function.

Currently ```julia julia> MeanStdScaling([1]) MeanStdScaling(1.0, NaN) ``` due to `Statistics.std` behaviour: `corrected=true` by default, which divides the sum of errors by N-1 instead of N, and N-1 is 0 for...